ABOUT THE LOGO:

The dream catcher in my logo is more than just a design—it’s a connection to my roots and a piece of my story.

As someone of Native descent, I grew up fascinated by the traditions and stories that shaped my heritage. Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to the idea of dreaming. I was obsessed with the word itself and captivated by the way dream catchers protect and guide our dreams. That symbolism has always stayed with me. The feathers appear to move with the wind, mirroring my free-spirited nature and my belief in flowing with the ebbs and shifts of life.

At the center of the dream catcher, I’ve placed an aperture—representing my love for capturing emotion through my lens, even the darker, moodier moments (peep the “abandoned” section of my portfolio). This is where my artistic side lives. The colorful splash woven into the design reflects both my editing style and my personality: vibrant, intentional, and never one-size-fits-all. I don’t edit with blanket presets; I approach each photo individually to bring out its unique story and tone.

The strands of film incorporated into the dream catcher are a nod to my roots. I learned photography on a film camera, and it instilled in me the value of shooting with purpose. Every frame mattered, and that discipline still guides my work today—less overshooting, more intentional storytelling.

P.S. You’ll notice I’ve included two Instagram links—one for my client work, and one for my personal art. Each reflects a different part of my creative world, and I’d love for you to explore both.